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WHO ARE WE?

WHAT VERTICALS WE TRACK?

• Advanced Materials Research• Aerospace Research• Agriculture Research• Chemicals Research• Electronics & Semiconductor Research

• Energy & Power Research• Food & Beverages Research• Healthcare Research• Packaging Research• Telecom & IT Research

HOW WE DO?We use advanced techniques and tools among the quantitative and qualitative methodologies to identify the market trends. Our research reports and publications are routed to help our clients to design their business models and enhance their business growth in the competitive market scenario. We have a strong team with hand-picked consultants including project managers, implementers, industry experts, researchers, research evaluators and analysts with years of experience in delivering the complex projects.

We offer wide spectrum of research and consulting services with in-depth knowledge of different industries. We are known for customized research services, consulting services and Full Time Equivalent (FTE) services in the research world. We explore the market trends and draw our insights with valid assessments and analytical views.

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CHEMICALS MARKET RESEARCH

EMERGING MARKETS

• Ozone Generation Market • Paints and Coatings Market• Sterilization Technologies  Market • Adhesives and Sealants Market• Chemical Seed Treatment Market

• Cellulose Acetate Market• Antioxidants Market• Chemicals Research Market • Specialty Water• Treatment  Market

CURRENT SCENARIO

The chemical industry creates an immense variety of products which impinge on virtually every aspect of our lives. While many of the products from the industry, such as detergents, soaps and perfumes, are purchased directly by the consumer, 70% of chemicals manufactured are used to make products by other industries including other branches of the chemical industry itself. The industry uses a wide range of raw materials, from air and minerals to oil.

The global sales of chemicals has been doubled over the last decade. Emerging nations has driven the large share of these gains, mainly China, where chemicals sales expanded at an average CAGR of 25% over the last decade. The chemicals industry is going through a tremendous period of change that will help define opportunities and challenges in both the short and the long term. New customers are emerging in a wider variety of regions and markets.

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The global chemical industry accounted for $4.22 trillion in 2014 and is growing at a CAGR of 3.17% to reach $5.42 trillion by the year 2022. Base chemicals, consumer chemicals, pharmaceutical chemicals, specialty and fine chemicals and agriculture chemicals are the five distinct segments in chemicals market. The base chemicals segment is accounted for more than 40% of share in the global market and is followed by pharmaceuticals with a share of 27% over the last decade. The rest 33% share is split between the remaining segments.

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CHEMICALS MARKET FORECAST (2012-2022)

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CAGR 3.17% (2014-2022)

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CHEMICALS INDUSTRY KEY PLAYERS BY REGION

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BASF

ExxonMobil

SABIC

Dow Chemical

Sinopec

Royal Dutch/Shell

DuPont

Mitsubishi Chemical

Bayer

SK Innovation

Evonik

Sumitoma Chemical

IPIC

Ecolab

Ashland

Rest of the World: 5.8%

South America: 5.5%

Asia Pacific: 52%

Europe: 19.6%

North America: 17.1%

CHEMICALS INDUSTRY - REGIONAL MARKET SHARE

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Moderna therapeutics

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CHEMICALS MARKET VALUE BY REGION

US – $532 BNJapan – $228 BN

China – $956 BN

Germany– $203 BN

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South Korea – $153 BN

Brazil – $114 BN

France – $108 BN

Russia – $73 BN

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GLOBAL CHEMICALS MARKET TRENDS

For decades, the chemicals industry has largely moved in the direction of large, centralized, economies-of-scale production. But in the future, chemicals producers could compete more on how closely they collaborate with customers’ needs for products that meet new preferences and values. Customer demands are rising relentlessly. Customers want add-on services and they want more functionality in the products they buy. None of this can be achieved without substantial investments in the improvement of chemical products. Many chemical concerns have already made the transition from pure manufacturer to solution provider as a result.Europe's share in the global market has been falling for years. Having

accounted for one third of the world market in 2000, Europe now makes up just 19 percent, and the tendency is falling. On the other hand, the Asian markets, with their already dominant role, are set to become ever more important for the chemical industry.Regions like the Middle East are massively expanding their chemical production owing to the low cost of raw materials.Emerging economies such as China and India are expanding their local

chemical production and becoming ever less dependent on European exports. By continuing to move production activities out of Europe, companies run the risk of losing their customer base for premium products. That is why many firms are focusing to an increasing extent on the life science business, where profitability is higher and the market less volatile.

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Bargaining power of suppliers

Threat of substitutes

Bargaining power of buyers

Threat of new entrants Competitive rivalry

Moderate• Chemical producers have limited substitutes for inputs • Chemical industry relies on supplies from a few large corporations

• Chemicals are important inputs to many industries• Those in chemical industry have many end-customers, don’t rely on one customer

• Huge capital requirement• Government regulations and patents• Intense R&D and human capital requirements

• There really are no similar substitutes for chemicals• Buyers tend to need specific chemicals as inputs

• Large number of competitors all competing for market share• High fixed costs, and high exit costs• All are global competitors

PORTER’S FIVE FORCES ANALYSIS - CHEMICALS

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SECONDARY RESEARCH SOURCES PRIMARY RESEARCH SOURCES

INDUSTRY PARTICIPANTS

CEOs, Chairman, Presidents, Vice Presidents, Directors, Business Development Managers, Business, Head, CCO, CSO, Regional Managers, Area Managers, Digital Marketing Managers, Planning Managers, Operations Managers, Deputy Managers, Diversity Officers, Supervisors, Coordinators, Data Managers, Technical Managers, Executive Engineers, Marketing Managers, Sales Professionals, Marketing Executives, Purchase Managers, and Consultants.

INDUSTRY RELATED SOURCESAnnual/Financial Reports, SEC Fillings, Investor/Corporate Presentations, International Council of Chemical Associations (ICCA), International Council of Chemical Trade Associations (ICCTA), European Chemical Industry Council, International Association of Chemical Thermodynamics (IACT), Chemical Coaters Association International (CCAI), National Association of Chemical Distributors (NACD), Company Websites, Articles, Press Releases, Journals, e-journals, Books and White Papers.AUTHENTICATED SOURCES

Seeking Alpha, Factiva, Hoovers, Bloomberg, Business-week, and One-Source.

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